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Alex and Milagros deal with great life upheaval as they prepare to dance at their community’s redevelopment groundbreaking ceremony. (World Premiere)

"Some [officers] quite frankly did not like taking direction from an African-American female," Tonya Chapman said Monday

In July 1961, an IBM RAMAC computer had just been installed in the basement of Old City Hall in Richmond. The RAMAC featured a hard disk drive, which was a significant development in modern computing and storage.

Hi. Thanks, Phil, Lindsay, Larry, and Dean. Thanks for the call. If I may, my questions are mostly on Fire Creek here. I understand that Fire Creek and the entire sort of Nevada complex is still a work in progress. Certainly in 2018, a transitional year, there were some disappointments with the decrease of reserves beyond what was produced. I’m just trying to get a better understanding in terms of what has been the biggest surprise to you at these Nevada assets in terms of reserves, in terms of production, as you know, ownership has handed — since ownership has been handed over to Hecla.

Now, after the Mueller probe found no evidence​ of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russian officials, the president’s view has evolved — he now sees the special counsel’s conclusion as a boon to his re-election campaign

The script by Berg, Harberts, and Sullivan is tight and moves the show’s dialog into a more grounded place. Saru may come from a primitive planet but he has picked up Earthican phrases like “pump the brakes.” And Jett Reno is just full of contemporary vernacular, including dropping a “Thank Christ!” in yet another one of the spiritual references for the episode. While perhaps sometimes a bit too modern, the welcome effort here makes the show more accessible and relatable, replacing some of the stilted feeling often evident in the first season.

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When the dam was opened for business, waste from the mine was piped in behind the starter dike and subsequent dikes.

"Weapon of Choice" predicted the viral video as well as any other clip released in the pre-YouTube era, down to the fact that a lot of the people who remember the video probably couldn’t name who its song was by: Undoubtedly, at least half of the clip’s Internet traffic comes from "Christopher Walken hotel dancing" searches. "Choice" was a good song but a sensational video, one that brings the aforementioned four-word concept to such improbable three-dimensional life that it remains compulsively watchable even after the 57th time you’re seeing the guy who played Max Shreck doing the hands-in-pockets shimmy. The key? Those beginning and closing shots of a silent, still Walken seated in deep contemplation, with only the whirring sounds of hotel maintenance showing signs of life around him, as existentially haunting as anything Beckett ever staged. – A.U.

Forget about TOS, it’s more futuristic than the 24th century. The “hand-throwing” holographic technology is more advanced than in TNG (apart from the holodeck itself), the collapsible space suits are more advanced than in First Contact and drones didn’t figure into TNG apart from the alien killer drone in season 1. Of course we all know why but it’s just not internally consistent anymore. For everything TNG introduced they had the benefit of being 100 years after Kirk.

In January 1961, artist William Kendrick applied the finishing touches to his portrait of a clown. An accompanying story noted how some carriage houses in Richmond’s Fan District were finding new life as apartments or, in Kendrick’s case, an artist’s studio. His was on the second floor of a carriage house on West Franklin Street.

As social networks combat the spread of misinformation, Instagram is quietly becoming a new breeding ground for fake news and extremist views, according to The Atlantic